What I like to use on the floor is puppy pads. I have a bunch when I was training my dog. Works great and helps with the splatter of the cleaner. I found out the hard way that doing that on my asphalt driveway was that the chain cleaner was eating my asphalt. Side note... Also they suggest to leave your bike along for a few hours to let the lube or wax to set. To mention an awesome quote.. You can never have enough lube!
@JaveLay I have little screw in stand mounts on my bike. Purchased from Ebay I believe. But they do make a stand that is kinda like "fits most bikes" it would somehow rest under the rear swing arms and lift the bike.
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What I like to use on the floor is puppy pads. I have a bunch when I was training my dog. Works great and helps with the splatter of the cleaner. I found out the hard way that doing that on my asphalt driveway was that the chain cleaner was eating my asphalt. Side note... Also they suggest to leave your bike along for a few hours to let the lube or wax to set. To mention an awesome quote.. You can never have enough lube!
Great advice my guy!
How is the stand holding the bike up I see it’s on two little notches or something do I have to take som off to access those ot
@JaveLay I have little screw in stand mounts on my bike. Purchased from Ebay I believe. But they do make a stand that is kinda like "fits most bikes" it would somehow rest under the rear swing arms and lift the bike.